The Sun-Loving Hydrangea Variety That Pollinators Won't Be Able To Stay Away From
While the most common hydrangeas produce sterile flowers that don't draw in pollinators, this native alternative is both beautiful and pollen-producing.
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While the most common hydrangeas produce sterile flowers that don't draw in pollinators, this native alternative is both beautiful and pollen-producing.
Read MoreIf you're looking to attract pollinators, plant this native shrub in April. It won't mind the wet soil, and its showy flowers will bloom in time for summer.
Read MoreIn addition to being a great spice for cooking, rosemary helps keep pests out of your garden. If you add a companion plant, it will cut down on pests even more.
Read MoreApril may seem like a great time to start gardening, but don't rush to trim your hedges yet. Leaving their foliage alone for now will protect local birds.
Read MoreA tomato cage can be used far beyond just storing tomatoes. In fact, in can become quite the handy little storage solution.
Read MorePowdery mildew can be incredibly dangerous for your bee balm plants, but this simple task can help to significantly reduce their risk of fungal disease.
Read MoreWant a bit of fun in your space that still feels functional? These once-popular items are a common find in thrift store and great for plant lovers.
Read MoreWhile trellises might seem like they're one-size-fits-all, it's important to choose a structure that supports the growth habits of your specific crop.
Read MoreMonsteras are known for their stunning and fast-growing leaves. But when they start growing too quickly and getting a little unruly, this hack can help.
Read MoreThe vibrant flowers of this mandevilla variety is a favorite among many hummingbirds. Plant it as a climbing vine or trailing container plant.
Read MoreWhether you have a tiny yard or just want to add some rustic charm to your garden, a repurposed wagon can easily be turned into a beautiful planted space.
Read MoreThe more houseplants, the better. In the case of Chinese money plants, propagation couldn’t possibly be easier, even for beginners.
Read MoreA tree tomato might sound like another kind of plant that produces standard tomato fruits when grown in your yard. There's more to it than that.
Read MoreThis cactus blooms in spring and summer and happens to look great when suspended in hanging baskets where its trailing habit is on full display.
Read MoreThis humidity-loving succulent has vines that can grow several feet long, making it perfect for adding greenery to your bathroom.
Read MoreCalendulas are low-maintenance, edible, daisy-like flowers that are generally low-maintenance. But, if you're struggling to grow them, the soil may be an issue.
Read MoreBaby raccoons are adorable, but they may not always be welcome in your garden. Here's what to do (and what not to do) if you find a raccoon kit in your yard.
Read MoreTall trees can offer shade, privacy, and a wildlife habitat in your yard. Try planting these large trees to create the ideal canopy around your home.
Read MoreThis tomato variety has been chosen as Tomato of the Year for 2026. It's gaining fans on social media with its striking appearance and flavor.
Read MoreSometimes, hanging a simple bird feeder in your yard won't cut it. Attracting specific bird species to your garden often requires a few creative approaches.
Read MorePathways offer a natural, inviting guide through your gardens. Designing those walkways with a softer look helps embrace natural design ideas.
Read MoreBleeding hearts are a classic choice for perennial gardens. There are plenty of varieties and cultivars to choose from with unexpected shapes and colors.
Read MoreWhy buy materials when your yard might already have them? This idea turns what’s underfoot into a totally free walkway that looks right at home in the garden.
Read MorePlant this perennial beneath your bird feeder, and it'll serve double-duty as something pretty to look at, and a good source of nutrients for wildlife.
Read MoreThis abundantly blooming flower adds to the height and texture of a cottage garden. It's available in many colors with a mature height of up to 8 feet.
Read MoreBefore they provide summertime benefits like shade, these trees will attract an array of colorful birds to your yard by offering the buds they like to eat.
Read MoreThis easy-to-grow plant will thrive in a small pot in your home with indirect sunlight, rewarding you with cute, heart-shaped foliage for years to come.
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